Cynthia Darlene Sands

October 14th, 1957 - March 18th, 2023

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Cynthia Darlene Allman Sands (Boston),65, of Mineral Wells, WV passed away at home on March 18, 2023 after a brief but courageous battle with cancer. Cindy leaves behind her husband: Lloyd (Buddy) Boston, a daughter: Melissa Napalo (Chris Mirto), two sons: John Boston and Joshua Boston, a brother: Bill Allman (Heidi) and a sister: Carol Frith. She also leaves behind 8 grandchildren whom she adored: Trenton, Dalton, Elijah, Jacob, Payton, Haylie, Emmy and Olivia. She will also be missed by several nieces and nephews whose birthdays she never forgot. She was preceded in death by her parents: Mary(Hite) and Hubert Allman, a sister: Gail Haines, a brother: Jimmy Allman and a special nephew: Butch Atkinson. Cindy was a special lady who enjoyed crafts, kayaking, and gardening. But above all else she was a lover of life and family. She spent most of her days finding ways to make other people happy. In lieu of flowers and donations, the family asks that you do random acts of kindness for someone in need, just as Cindy did in life. There will be a Celebration of Life on Saturday 3/25/2023 @ 2pm. At Mt. Zion Church in Mineral Wells. Those wishing to share a story, fond memory, or their condolences, please visit MOVCremation. com (Mid-Ohio Valley Cremation Society)

Tributes

Ann Wilcox

My condolences to the Allman family. Cindy was a lovely person, an old friend and a classmate mine. Rest in Peace Cindy.

Published March 21st, 2023

Holly

I am absolutely distraught to find out Cindy had passed. I don't read the paper and am not on social media, I just happened upon it through wtap. They are all like family to me, John even carried my mother at my mothers funeral as my mom thought of him like a son and all of them like family. I cannot say enough about Cindy and all she did, was and loved. I was always treated like family. I spoke to her briefly about a year ago in a store as we happened to cross paths for the first time in ages and she was still the same old Cindy! I remember taking trips to Reinersville with them when I was in school and came back with an iguana much to my moms surprise. I'm just so upset and wish I'd found out sooner. Praying for everyone and know that I'm thinking of you all.

Published June 24th, 2023